I worked with both Courtney and Chris years ago. I loved working with both of them, and watching them interact with each other.  I knew when I worked with them I would have an interesting day.                       The  memory I have of Chris that I will always remember is of  him looking at me with a twinkle in his eye and a sly grin on his face. There was three of us standing around when the other person asked me if I knew anything about a historical event. He always tried to stump me but what he didn’t realize was I was old and knew most of what he asked about. He gave his opinion and I gave mine . Chris asked if he could give his opinion I said sure and he gives us a well thought out opinion. I was surprised he knew about it and looked surprised.  Chris gave me the grin and goes Dorothy I do know how to read. I just started laughing . That’s when he told me he just looked things up just to read about them. I loved that look he gave me and it will always be remembered.                                                                                                                                    To his family you have my deepest sympathy.

i was introduced to chris 7 years ago by my children’s father, Silverio. 
from the moment i met chris he continued to show me through his kind, patient, demeanor how there are still good genuine people in this world. 
over the years chris has offered and provided me with so much mental support weather i just needed to vent, rant, cry, or just have someone to talk to, he was always there for me. 

this world will never be the same without someone like chris miller in it but i’m so proud and fortunate of the time and friendship that he and i had got to share. 

c milly forever. 🖤🕊️

Dear Chris,

I am deeply saddened to hear about the passing of Chris. We had a great time working together at AlpHa, and I will forever treasure the memories we had. One thing that stood out was Chris always went above and beyond to support and encourage everyone on the team. Whether it was lending a helping hand or offering guidance, Chris’s dedication to the job and the people around them was truly inspiring.

Chris’s positive influence extended beyond the workplace, and it’s clear that their presence will be missed by everyone at AlpHa. Our hearts go out to Chris’s family during this challenging time, and we offer our sincere condolences and support.

Rest in peace, dear Chris. You will always be remembered with fondness and gratitude.

With heartfelt sympathy,
Gary Lee

My deepest condolences to the Miller family may God give you comfort that your Son, Chris, is in the palm of his hand.  Chris was a fellow employee, and he was sweet, kind and gentle in his speech.  Chris was knowledgeable and a hard worker.  I remember going out one day in late June or early July for a break and I saw Chris in the parking lot, and Chris had his trunk open, and I kid you not he must have had 10+ skateboards in there.  I asked him if he used them all and he said, "I did at one time, these are the ones that are broken for one reason or another.  I need to see if I can repair them and if not then I will get rid of them."  He said he had just bought a new one.  I said to him, you must really love to skateboard, I'm glad to see you have a hobby you love.  Chris will be missed greatly. My heart goes out to you all.

There are so many memories I have shared with Chris.  I remember meeting him in 6th grade woodshop class. We bonded over our interest in skating and gaming. We planned to meet up shortly thereafter and skate around. We met up at Arlan's Market. He was mildly impressed that I could kickflip. He then introduced me to Zach, Austin, Luke, and Brandon (Moses). I wouldn't have met any of those friends if it wasn't for Chris. I would stay at his house and he was always the best at whatever we did. He was very talented at guitar. He was one of the best players in the world in a game we used to play called "skate." where he founded a glitch in the game. He would always win in real life skate because he had some strange ambidextrous ability on the board. We all used to hacky sack and Chris would stall the hacky sack on his poofy hair and have a blank stare when he did it which never failed to make all the friends laugh. There are many memories we have shared that will always live with me.

OBITUARY

Christopher James Miller

March 3, 1994 – July 24, 2023

Forest Park Lawndale Funeral Home

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